Trust Rank checker

TrustRank checker

Trust rank checker is a free webmaster service for checking a site trustrank. It shows the correct Trustrank of your website.
Our TrustRank(sm) checker checks the trust of your site using 1000 point system (from 0.00 to 10.00). The higher your trustrank, the higher the authority of your site and so you can get the TOP positions in the search engines more easily.

Recently we developed the SEO analysis service, which determines many website characteristics, including TrustRank described here. So, while checking your website, you'll be redirected to SEO analysis result page, which also includes the TrustRank value.

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Attention, results with www. and without www. can significantly differ.Note, check results are stored in a database. So, you can monitor the historical data on the TrustRank graphs.

TrustRank explanation by Matt Cutts

TrustRank Explained

What is TrustRank?

TrustRank

The TrustRank formula is a procedure to rate correctly the quality of websites. The central idea is related to the PageRank method - taking the linking structure to generate a measure for the quality of a page. The process can be seen as a auxiliary improvement of the PageRank method.

The main point of the algorithm is the collection of trusted webpages. Such pages are the source of trust. Trust can be assigned to other page by linking to them.

A lot of Web spam webpages are created just with the purpose of confusing search bots. These pages, primarily produced for business reasons.
Page Rank and related methods for determining the relation of weight of Web pages have been subjected to manipulation.

TrustRank consists of the following parameters:

Age of the site. The older the better.

Unique content. Nobody need copies.

Site updating. Fresh pages attract more users.

Number of pages indexed.

Website Traffic. The more visitors the higher trustrank.

Backlinks. Not only quantity but and quality of backlinks is very important.